Granulosa-theca cell tumors of the ovary associated with pregnancy
American Journal of Obstetrics and GynecologyPublished 1 April 1966
P. N. Gillibrand
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A case of a theca cell tumor removed at the sixteenth week of pregnancy which subsequently proceeded to term has been described.
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A case of a theca cell tumor removed at the sixteenth week of pregnancy which subsequently proceeded to term has been described. Only 7 cases of thecoma and 20 cases of granulosa cell tumor occurring with pregnancy have previously been reported. These cases have been reviewed.
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The tumor in this case is of interest because, in addition to being associated with pregnancy, it also was recurrent and malignant; this is the first such case to be reported.